Judith Light Net Worth

Judith Light Net Worth is$5 Million

Judith Light Bio/Wiki 2018

Judith Light, an American celebrity, who was born on 9th February 1949, has a present estimated net worth of $5 Million. Judith Light was associated with the film industry since 1960. She’s made her wealth by acting in many films over a long career. She made her professional debut with “Richard III” in 1970. She was starred in Broadway plays — A Doll’s House and Herzl. She appeared on several TV movies, television shows as well as in the soap opera “One Life to Live”. She bagged the Daytime Emmy Award as the “Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama Series” for One Life to Live. She’s been nominated for the Primetime Emmy Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, as well as the Tony Awards amongst others.

Judith Light Net Worth $5 Million

She became a popular television personality after making appearances in the situation comedy Who’s the Boss?, ABC’s Ugly Betty series, Law & Order Special Victims Unit, NBC’s Twenty Good Years. She’s bagged another Emmy for appearing within an episode of St. Elsewhere, Season1. In the year 2012, Judith received a Tony Award for her exceptional performance in the play “Other Desert Cities”. In a single episode of Family Guy, Judith supplied her voice to get a cartoon self of hers in the show. Family was nominated for the Tony Award for the play “Lombardi”.

This American celebrity hails from Trenton, New Jersey. JudithLight father was an accountant and mother was a model. She attended the Carnegie Mellon University and graduated with a degree in play. She can speak French fluently. Judith married Robert Desiderio, the television actor. They reside in California. She met Robert Desiderio on the sets of One Life to Live. She is also a leading social activist supporting gay rights, and can also be an AIDS activist.

Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play, Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play, Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, Helen Hayes Awards for Outstanding Lead Actress, Non-Resident Production, Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Feature...

Nominations

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress - Comedy Series, Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries, or Motion Picture Made for Television, Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Sup...

For three straight years she has been nominated for Broadway's Tony award for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play, and has won twice for "Other Desert Cities" (2012) and "The Assembled Parties" (2013).

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Nominated for 2013 Tony Award as Best Featured Actress for her role in Richard Greenberg's drama, "The Assembled Parties", on stage at the Samuel E. Friedman Theatre/Manhattan Theatre Club in New York City.

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She played "Jeanne White" in the the made-for-TV movie The Ryan White Story (1989). She also spoke at the 20th anniversary of Ryan's death at Clowes Hall.

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Born and raised in Trenton, New Jersey, her parents nurtured her interest in acting throughout her childhood and supported her decision to study in a summer program at Carnegie-Mellon University between her junior and senior years of high school. This experience prompted her to enroll in that institution where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree.

As a strong supporter of gay rights, she and husband Robert Desiderio honored with the Matthew Shepard Foundation's 1st Annual "Making a Difference" Award for their Longstanding Commitment to Erase Hate.

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She stated the reason she never had children wasn't because she didn't want them, it was because if she wanted to have children she wanted to be a full-time mother and with an acting career she wouldn't have been able to do that.

Shaved her head completely to star as Vivian Bearing (a literary academic dying of ovarian cancer) in the off-Broadway show, "Wit", in 1999.

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For her outstanding performance in the off-Broadway tour of "Wit", Judith received the Helen Hayes Award in Washington, DC, as well as the Elliot Norton Award in Boston.

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While on One Life to Live (1968) Judith won two Emmys, two Soapy Awards and a Soap Opera Hall of Fame Award.

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One of her performances on One Life to Live (1968) - "Karen Wolek on the Stand" - was so powerful and is remembered so vividly that, to this day, it is used as a model in acting classes throughout the nation. Additionally, it was recently honored as being one of TV Guide's "100 Most Memorable Moments on Television."